Schizophrenia is a severe mental disorder characterized by specific psychics and behavioral symptoms. Disease occurs in episodes consisting of an acute phase when the symptoms are most pronounced to the stage of stabilization when it is possible to include the patient in the rehabilitation process of sociotherapy. Socioterapic interventions in the treatment of schizophrenia represent a group of procedures whose aim is to prepare a patient for returning in his environment. People suffering from schizophrenia are thaught to accept the pressure of the environment in which they live and work, without showing any behavior that suggests their illness. The main goal is to improve the social functioning of an afflicted person, or to improve its ability to adapt to the environment. It has been shown that a person suffering from schizophrenia after the socialization process, despite his illness, can manage a satisfactory quality of life, which is more than encouraging for further development and application of this treatment method.